Just finished watching the order book—liquidity is really a bit dry. The candlesticks are moving like an ECG, and the bid/ask walls are so thin you can see through them at a glance. In times like this, experienced traders all understand: don’t rush to put “bottom-fishing” on your face. Living through it matters more than anything. That funding rate stuff can be genuinely scary in extreme conditions, but whether it’s a reversal signal or just a further squeeze of the bubble—who can say for sure? Anyway, I’d rather stay put and wait for liquidity to come back before making a move. Earning a bit less is better than getting buried. Discipline, in plain terms, is just fighting with your own impulses—winning that fight is what gives you another chance. With the market like this, what do you think…